Toronto Section of the Audio Engineering Society

Since 1968, Toronto AES has been one of the most active sections of the Audio Engineering Society in the world. We unite audio engineers and our allied arts to collect, collate, and disseminate, scientific knowledge that furthers our field.

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How Many LUFS are Enough?

Ron Searles, Michael Nunan, Julie Gagnon, Francois Goupil, Bob Katz, and Gilbert Soulodre

Noise - Buzz - Hum

In Conversation with Bill Whitlock – Fran Blanche – Jim Meyer -Richard L. Hess – Rick Chinn – Warren Beck

Toronto AES Seminar 2018 - The State of the Sound

Watch the seminars and special presentations from the State of the Sound.

Toronto AES EXPO19

In Conversation with host Anthony Kuzub and AES members

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Meetings & Events

Mark your calendar for our upcoming meetings!

The Art of Listening: A Guide for Aspiring Audio Engineers

The Art of Listening: A Guide for Aspiring Audio Engineers - Presented by Professors Jeff Wolpert & Denis Martin This special AES event is designed for students and anyone eager to build a strong foundation in audio. Join us for an insightful and practical session...

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Masters of Audio

Profiles significant activities and persons associated with our society.

In Memory Of: Peter J. Moore

We’re sad to report that long time Toronto AES member Peter J. Moore has passed away.

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MEMBERS SHOWCASE

Honouring work of our fellow Audio Engineers.

9th AES MEMBERS SHOWCASE

The Toronto section of the Audio Engineering Society is hosting its 9th annual Members' Showcase this February. Toronto AES members will present their own audio inventions, discoveries, gear ideas, and software solutions, sharing the innovations they've developed. In...

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News & Articles

News and insightful articles from our members.

March-2024 – Richard King

2024 Bulletin - March, News, Regular Meeting

There are many practical issues in music production that may, at times, hinder a strict adherence to the basic theories of audio and acoustics. Sound recording practitioners are constantly faced with situations in which they must navigate between “following the science” and just getting the job done, with as little compromise as possible.

December 2023 – a holiday gathering

2023 Bulletin - December, News, Regular Meeting, Special Event

December holiday gathering

Let’s Meet at Massey

2023 Bulletin - November, News, Regular Meeting, Special Event

Members Tour of Massey Hall

In Memory Of: Kenneth “Jim” Cox

News

We’re sad to report that long time Toronto AES member Jim Cox has passed away.

A message from ChatGPT re upcoming Feb 28 AE75-2022 meeting

Article

We asked ChatGPT to comment on the new AES75-2022 standard we are featuring at our February 28 meeting, and here is what it said (but remember to check out our meeting: two of the committee members who developed the standard will be on hand to give us a first-hand...